>> the 10:00 news with maria stefano. >> dozens of firefighters ben: airport. a british airways flight appears to be heading on the runway to take off again. it was a flight from orlando to london. it was divergent to boston because of an unruly passenger who has been taken off of the line. the plane is still on the ground. the intent is to go to london. 2016, it is primary day in massachusetts. a rare thursday of voting. voter turnout expected to be limited to a few hotly contested races. ben: gary johnson already facing nfl fight suffered a self-inflicted wound, ask about a city in syria. he blinked. bill weld tried to come to his rescue. >> gary city now at the heart of the syrian civil war. >> what would you do about aleppo? what is aleppo? >> you are kidding? >> he offered a me a call the -- mea culpa. >> i was thinking in terms of acronym. that is no excuse whatsoever. >> isil the whole episode. i didn't think it was that bad. >> governor bill weld spoke to college students. he was more defensive. he recently lobbied met -- mitt romney. he said at first -

. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stefano. introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. at 6:00. rhondella: early this morning, a car burst into flames after crashing into a telephone pole on sandwich road. firefighters got there and the car was fully engulfed. the driver is expected to survive. the bravery of a new bedford teacher remembered today. reid: a posthumous award for citizen bravery. george heath was killed as he tried to save the bertucci's restaurant in taunton in may. his wife accepted the madeline amy sweeny award for citizen -- madeline amy sweeny award on his behalf. his daughter says that her father's actions that they are knows the prize. >> i wouldn't expect anything different from him. reid: that award is named in sweeny. she was killed on flight 11 but >> taking a live look in lower manhattan. freedom tower stands 776 feet above the ground. just below, the footprint of the fo

with maria stefano's -- on >> you are watching newscenter 5 at noon. erika: a live look at the radar. tropical storm hermine turning over florida as it hit georgia as a category one hurricane. that storm will hit us. we'll check in with cindy to see how it will impact our holiday weekend. meantime, the former stanford university swimmer who served half his six-month sentence for his punishment sparking a national outcry, critics calling his sentence too light. ray raimundi with the backlash against the judge and the former swimmer's plans for the future. ray: rock turner exiting the santa clara county jail with his head down. the former stanford's swimmer and then -- off. three months of a six-month sentence over, the sentence sparking a national firestorm. earlier this year, turner pled not guilty when accused of sexually assaulting a young woman who is passed out drunk behind a dumpster after a party at the stanford university campus. >> i think the law is wrong. it was a terrible crime. we have a victim. no woman should have to go through that. he s